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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1927
Page
13
In a study of the human body Senator Copeland explains the three main salivary glands the parotid sublingual and submaxillary. He notes about a quart of saliva daily and details how saliva helps moisten and chemically breakdown starches during chewing and digestion.
A newspaper health feature responds to reader questions about teenage girl weight and dieting. It advises correct weight for a sixteen year old girl of five feet tall, notes weight loss as mainly a matter of self control with careful diet, and underscores the importance of exercise. Readers may request fuller details by sending a stamped self-addressed envelope.
A model describes thriving two piece frocks pairing skirts in plaited or circular styles with blouses of contrasting materials. She details repurposing last year’s dresses into new pieces, creating a tunic from satin, a velvet skirt, and a green tan jersey blouse. The ensemble, worn with a velvet belt and hat, proves versatile and economical.
A reader’s morning letter about a young woman troubled by facial hair and vanity leads to advice on cosmetic options. The piece advises against painful hair removal, suggests bleaching with ammonia and peroxide, and urges focusing on bright eyes and perceived positives to lessen self conscious worries.
A day of important events and possible journeys, influenced by lunar timing, with warnings against duplicity and eccentric affiliations. Those born today may make major, beneficial life changes including abrupt travel or employment shifts. a child may pursue radical or government or scientific work paths. Notable nativity: Richard Croker.
A teen girl asks if she should apologize to a older boy she argued with and wants to renew their friendship. The response says if she is at fault and the letter shows apology, she should write, and if he still cares he will accept quickly.
A reader asks how to handle a shift in a romance with a girl who now only says hello. The advice states to accept if she no longer desires dates and to seek other friends, noting the writer is young and should focus on broader friendship.
The article outlines AMEROISE THOMAS born August 5 1811 in Metz. He studied at the Paris Conservatoire and won the Grand Prix de Rome in 1882. He produced operas and ballets, with Mignon and Hamlet among his best known works, later directing the Paris Conservatoire. He died in Paris in 1927.
A 1927 King Features piece extols the joy and impact of children on marriage and home life. It urges warm parenting, table manners, and engaged conversation, advocating adoption when needed and practical home care to cultivate family harmony and lifelong values.
Doris spots two birds sparrows and Bobolink pair on a meadow daisies while discussing plumage and migration plans to South Carolina, Georgia, and Southern Brazil. The tale notes their costumes, pride in appearance, and a wish to reunite near Doris’s home when spring returns.
A narrator contemplates Philip Veritzen's plan to separate Noel and Mary Harrison to protect her career. She weighs truth versus loyalty while recognizing their strong bond and a Machiavellian option to ally with Miss Lincoln. The scene hints at hidden motives and a complex romantic struggle.
A collage of sentiments on Thanksgiving and wisdom quotes from Whittier Montaigne D Israels Holmes Bulwer Lytton. The excerpt ponders memory family feasts and the power of pumpkin pie to recall the past alongside brief maxims on virtue will and gender.
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